going on a trip... -anybody (almost) welcome-

[Kaley Prellop]

Kaley nearly fell as the stairs moved, yet again. She could never get used to that. And, of course, she dropped her books. Again. This was more times than she could count on her fingers. She hurriedly let go of the railing to grab her rapidly falling books. She managed to grab the last one just before it reached the second to last step. A moment later, the stairs stopped moving, throwing her body into the railing.

"Stupid stairs!" Kaley screamed at no one in particular. She had just about had enough of the horrible school, though it was much better than the orphanage. She sat down on the steps where she was, not wanting to get up. She now had an excuse for being late to her next class: she dropped her things down the stairs and she had to get to the ground floor to retrieve them (even though the last part wasn't true). She put her head in her hands as her head started to pound.

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[Brie Alley]

Because of you. I learned to play on the safe side. So I don't get hurt. But I guess, she could live with a broken heart. It just wouldn't last. But the pain would be too much. Life is too short. and its bitter.

Looking ahead. She saw a girl. Who was that. She looked older than her. But yet. She didn't no her. She heard her yell. And dropped her books. Brie rushed to her side. And picked up her books. And looked up at her face. Its texture looked the same. And then it hit her. "Kaley. ?" She handed her the books. And backed up.

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[Kaley Prellop]

Kaley looked up as she heard footsteps approaching, her chin resting in her hands. It took her a moment to realize who it was, but she recognized the face from somewhere. After a moment of thinking, she finally realized where she'd seen the girl. Her name was Brie, and she'd taken Miley's side in the fight she wasn't even involved in. The girl had appeared out of nowhere. The memory flooded through her, her eyes widening.

Brie handed the books to Kaley and she noticed the quick step back. This girl definately remembered her, though she wasn't exactly sure how. They hadn't talked long, and Kaley had recently changed her appearance. Her eyes narrowed to a glare. How the girl recognized her didn't matter right now. "Why are you suddenly being nice to me? Guilty conscience?" The Slythie rolled her eyes and stood up, standing an inch or two above the Ravenclaw.

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[Brie Alley]

Whoa. It was her. Brie turned wide eye. And then took a couple more steps back. Why had she changed her hair. And her eyes. It looked good. But she just didn't know. It was different. Her hair matched her personality. But her eyes. She wasn't to sure.

"Yeah. Sure. Guilty conscience." Brie looked at her. She had changed. Big time. She them looked to her feet. She couldn't let Kaley control her. Not at all. Brie stared at her. Kaley's new green, narrow eyes. Stared at her. "Well. You look. Uhm. Different. New Hair. And eye color. I see." She paused. Atleast she was being nicer to her.

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[Kaley Prellop]

Kaley half grinned her Brie's expression. The girl was genuinely shocked to see her. Well, Kaley did have to admit that she was a little surprised to be seeing Brie again. The Slythie had actually forgotten about the Ravenclaw until now, when they finally met again. Her grin faded, though, when Brie made a smart aleck comment. Brie must've learned by now that Kaley wasn't afraid to fight, and she knew more spells now, too.

Kaley gave a sarcastic smile and happy voice. "Really? My hair and eye color is different? Thanks for enlightening me." She rolled her eyes, yet again, at the ignorance Brie. Why was she trying to be nice all of the sudden? Didn't she knew that Kaley wouldn't ever forgive the girl for taking Miley's side when it had clearly been her fault? Maybe Brie was trying to get inside her head and mess with her brain. Like she needed any help with that.

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[Brie Alley]

Brie stared at the quite evil girl. Ghosts must haunt her past. She then watched as she tried to make a come back. She was quite good at this. But Brie. She was quite weak. Actually, very weak. But she doesn't let anyone know that. She watched as similar smile crossed her face. And it wasn't pleasant.

"Uhm. Your welcome. Honestly. Your hair matches your attutiude. Rude. Mean. Selvish. Can't you just get over yourself." Did those words really come out of her mouth. Maybe it was time to fight Kaley. And get it over with. Maybe that would teach her to mess with Brie.

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[Kaley Prellop]

Kaley laughed once before responding to Brie's supposed 'hurtful' comment. She'd been called worse than that, so why would this bother her? "Oh yeah, because hair can really be mean, rude, and selfish." Kaley stood up, stepped forward, and shoved Brie lightly. "And at least I'm comfortable being who I am, and don't eat through boyfriends like a wildfire." She'd heard people talking about Brie. Kaley pulled out her wand, showing Brie she would cast a spell if need-be.

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[Brie Alley]

Brie was shocked. She was fighting back. This girl was really strong. And Brie had no clue why she didn't give up. This so going fine until Kaley stated, that she ate through boyfriends like wildfires. That was it. She couldn't handle this anymore. Kaley Prellop, is a mean, and selfish little. "That is it." She stomped at the girl. And shoved her. Pushing her alittle harder that what she had done to her. As she pushed her, her wand flew out of her hands. Looking down at her. She laughed.

[Kaley Prellop]

Kaley was shocked when Brie yelled and shoved her back. The Slythie wouldn't let it show, though. She ignored her wand as it flew from her hand, not caring anymore. She decided to resort to muggle tactics. Walking up to Brie, she stood in the girl's face, looking down slightly to see her. "Whatcha gonna do about it, Miss Prissy Pants?" She shoved the girl hard, harder than Brie had shoved her. Brie was going to pay for taking Miley's side. She hoped the girl would fall, but if not, Kaley could push the girl harder.

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[Brie Alley]

Kaley loved to fight. Cause her push hurt like heck. Brie didn't show it. But she was in pain. She needed to show her that just because she made a mistake by taking the wrong girls side doesn't give her the right to think it's funny. Brie stood up. "Ha. Yeah. Kaley. That was real tough." She ran up to her. And pushed her up against a wall. No more nice Brie.

[Kaley Prellop]

Kaley felt her back ram into the wall, and her head snapped against the wall. Her head started to pound, and she could feel a headache already throbbing in her temples. She felt something warm trickle down the back of her neck and realized what it was. Blood. The stupid Ravenclaw had caused her to hit her head so hard she bled! She was definately going to pay now.

Without warning, Kaley slapped the girl as hard as she could on her face, feeling her hand tingling from the impact. Her hand was now hurting too, but she was sure that Brie was hurt far worse than her by it. Her eyes shone cold with hatred, and she grabbed Bries blonde hair, pulling hard. She didn't pull hard enough to rip it out, but hard enough for her to feel it. "Not so tough now are you, little miss Smarty pants!"

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[Terra Kent]

Terra heard a scream, one of frustration and anger. The Hufflepuff had never really had to use her prefect privilege before. But now wasn't the best time... She sighed and set her bag outside of her next class' doorway. She was definitely going to be late for this... She drew her wand out of her pocket and began at a trot down one of the many stair cases.

A few minutes of annoying, fruitless searching left Terra irritable and about ready to just head back to class. "Don't goddamn scream for no reason..." she muttered to herself. "Self-confident freaks..." She was turning on her heel to head back up the steps when she finally saw it. Two girls on the next staircase down (and the landing adjacent to it) were totally going at each other, forgetting their "civil" wands and brawling with shoves and slaps. Or in the red-head girl's case, hair-pulling. Terra smirked cynically. Boy did she love watching girl fights. Unfortunately, she'd have to intervene. Damn.

She broke herself out of watching the mildly entertaining fight and skidded down the remaining steps until she was on the landing nearest the fight. She raised her wand, called out "Impedimentia!" and watched as the red-head's hands grappled hair, but could tug no longer. The force of Terra's spell shoved both parties away from each other just a bit, and that was when Terra added a quick "Protego" to keep them away. The invisible bubble of her spell filled the width of the staircase.

Terra happened to be closest to the red-head girl. Her brown eyes, keen, if not average-looking, immediately took in the fact that the red-head was Slytherin and fifth year, and the blonde was most certainly Ravenclaw, fourth. Neither from her house. That was good. Now she didn't have to fight playing favorites. And it didn't even seem like an older-student-picking-on-younger-student scenario. Excellent.

"You do know fighting's against school rules? Or are you underclassmen too stupid to understand?" Her tone was bitter and cold, loud enough for both girls to hear. "I'm a prefect and I can do near any damn thing I want. I could let you both off with a warning. I could keep you here until you're late for class. I could take house points and shove you in detention. I could probably even report you to the Headmistress if I wanted."

She glared at the two, her spell still holding up well and keeping the two girls both away from each other and her.

"Now you listen hard and you listen good. I'm going to report you both to your heads of houses and request a meeting for both of you. It's up to them to decide your punishment. Right now, you're to go straight to the infirmary. Especially you, Miss Slythie," she said, indicating to the blood on the girl's head, visible even at Terra's bad angle. She lifted the charm but kept her wand raised.

"Five points from both Slytherin and Ravenclaw for stupidity. Your heads of house will add or subtract from that." She stared at them warily, waiting impatiently for them to make another move.

[Kaley Prellop]

{of course you would intervene, Terra =) }

Kaley was too busy pulling Brie's hair to notice the Prefect enter their fight. She started to freak out when she couldn't pull Brie's hair anymore, but then realized someone had come. The Slythie was then forced back a few steps, breathing hard. She was doing her best to try to get Brie again, but it was no use. The Prefect's magic was too strong. There was no possible way for her to get around it.

Kaley felt her face heat up with anger as the Huffie called them stupid underclassmen, restraining herself from slapping the Prefect. She would get in big trouble for that. Instaed she silently fumed, waiting for the stupid Prefect to stop her rant. She switched her glare from Brie to Terra, forgetting all about the Ravenclaw. She was too focused on the girl that had stopped her from ripping Brie's hair out.

Kaley rolled her eyes when she was directed to go to the infirmary. She could still feel a small trickle of blood, but not enough that she wanted to get it fixed. She then felt the spell lift, and about walked up to Brie to slap her again, but she knew she wouldn't even make it a full step before the spell was put back in place and she lost more House Points (not that she cared). She could make them go -100 and still wouldn't care. It was pointless.

With a look full of hatred cast at the Huffie, she breathed the words, "Damn you," under her breath, but not loud enough for anyone except her own ears to barely catch it. It was directed towards both of them. The Slythie would just have to schedule another play date for the both of them. It would be great. She didn't wait to see if Brie followed, but headed towards the infirmary slowly, taking her time. "Whatever you say, Prefect," she said over her shoulder as she walked away, loudly enough for Terra to hear. She emphasized the word Prefect.

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